A Mick Oberon Job 2: Hallow Point

A Mick Oberon Job 2: Hallow Point

Dec 7, 2015 · Ari Marmell · Directed by Terence Aselford · A Mick Oberon Job #2 · at GraphicAudio

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The Spear of Lugh, one of the four Kingly Hallows of Ireland is in Chicago. And everyone, everyone wants it, for it is said that he who carries the spear into battle cannot be defeated. Among those who seek it are an agent of the infamous Wild Hunt; a mobster who knows far more about these things than he should; and of course both the Seelie and Unseelie Courts – the last people PI Mick Oberon would want getting hold of the spear...
Romance not assessedInferred themespowertransformationdiscoveryduty
A hardboiled detective navigates a hidden world of mythical power struggles.
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Cast · 31 voices

Bob PayneBradley SmithChris GenebachChristopher GraybillColleen DelanyDavid JourdanDylan LynchElizabeth JerniganEric MessnerGrangullieHerne the HunterJW RoneKen JacksonKimberly GilbertMatthew KeenanMichael John CaseyMickMort ShelbyNanette SavardNick DePintoNora AchratiPaul ReismanPeteRamonaRen KaseyRichard RohanRose Elizabeth SupanScott McCormickTerence AselfordTia ShearerTim Carlin

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Directed by Terence Aselford

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